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KNOWLEDGE DRILL 3-6: PATHOGEN TRANSMISSION AND RECAUTIONS A list of microorganisms, diseases, and condinions follows. Using colored pens or pencils write the type of pecautions involved. White "A" in blue if airhorme precautions are required. "C" in black if contact precautions ane mquired. "D in green if doplet precautions are required, and "S" in brown next to those that require only t The Healthicare Seting standard precautions. White BBP in red next to those that are also bloodborne pathogens Malaria-causing microbe II. Mycuplasma prneumoniae ndetla pertussis 12. Netsseria meningitidis C dificile 2 13. RSV 3 CMV 14. Group A strep (draining wound 4. Rubella virus (congenital) 15. HBV Rubeola virus 16. Staphylococcus aureus (draining abscess) 6 НCV 17. 7 HIV Syphilis-causing microbe 18 8 HOV M. taberculosis 9. 19 Impetigo Varicella virus 10. Influenza 20 OWLESE DRILL 3-7: TRUE/FALSE ACTIVITY The following statements are all false. Circle the one or two word(s) that make the statement false and write the correct word(s) that would make the statement true in the space provided. 1. Asepsis is a condition of being contaminated with microorganisms that can cause disease. 2 Nosocomial infection is a relatively new term applied to infections acquired during healthcare delivery in any healthcare setting- 3. The HCS was developed to protect employees from bloodborne pathogens. 4. The source of an infectious agent is called a vector. 5. OSHA regulations require employers to offer reduced price HBV vaccination for employees whose duties involve risk of exposure. 6. Studies have shown that artificial nails harbor fewer pathogenic microbes than natural nails. 7. The spores of C. difficile are easily killed by alcohol-based hand cleaners. 8. According to CLSI guidelines, pants worn by laboratory personnel should be to 1% in off the floor to prevent contamination. 9. Except for a mask, PPE worn in isolation rooms is removed at the door before leaving, 10. Transmission-based precautions are to be used in the care of all patients. 11. A signal word specifies the reactivity of a hazard. 12. Pictograms are round with a red border. 13. A neutropenic patient has a high neutrophil count. 14. The CDC recognizes three biosafety levels for laboratories 15. The most widespread chronic bloodborne illness in the United States is hepatitis B.

Answer 1

Ans-1- false--it is condition with no infection

Ans-2--true-- nosocomial infection are acquired in hospital and medical fasility

Ans-3--false-- HCS is developed for quality use of land

Ans-4-- false-- vector is intermediate organism which transfer infection

Ans-5--True

Ans-6 true-- because they have space for multiplication

Ans-7 false..alchol is not effective against these

Ans-8- true....it is to decrease contamination

Ans-9 False-- they are used as mask is used

Ans-10--false -- these are used only in communicable diease

Ans-11--true it specifies about severity of hazard

Ans-12--false -- it can be of any shape not necessary to be round

Ans-13 false -- it is decreased neutrophils count

Ans-14 False-- no it is hepatitis c virus